Yeh Meri Family Season 3 Review: Messing with Feelings

The new season of "Yeh Meri Family" is out on Amazon MiniTV. Let's see if it's good enough to watch or not.

Well, in Yeh Meri Family Season 1, we got to see a different story with a different cast, and then in the second season, something similar happened—a different cast or a different story—but in the third season, the characters are the same but different stories are seen this time. 

This means that even if you have not seen Season 2, it will not make much difference; you can directly watch Season 3 because instead of continuing the story of Season 2, some new stories have been shown with the same characters.

Basically, an experiment like Gullak, one of TV's best series ever, has been done so that some new story can be seen in every episode.

Well, Yeh Meri Family Season 3 has a total of five episodes whose length is 40–40 minutes.

Yeh Meri Family Season 3 Review

If I review Yeh Meri Family Season 3 in a few words, then it's a decent watch.

No doubt, season 1 was outstanding. I mean the characters, their stories, an emotional one bound, and don't forget the climax, which brings tears to the eyes, and the most main issue, relatability. I mean, we can relate to every scene and every character from every episode of season 1.

After season 1, I was very keen to know more, but season 2 changed things completely; we got to see new characters and a new story.

Season 1 of "Yeh Meri Family" left me hungry for more, but Season 2 introduced new characters and plots that didn't quite match the charm of the first season. It's still worth checking out, especially if you missed Season 1, but for fans like me who love the original, there's a sense that something is missing in Season 2.

Season 3 felt far better than Season 2. The reason behind the comedy was good at some places; there were some good emotional scenes, and some things are such that you will be able to relate.

Entire season 3 is also not perfect; there are definitely loopholes, but yes, at least season 3 has been made better than season 2.

First of all, everyone's acting is no doubt good; no one has overacted. There are some moments where you can relate, like during Holi when exams are stressing out everyone in different households. The show captures that environment well. 

But as I felt that the emotions are not strong in this show, it means that the show is full of emotions, but there is a lack of strong emotions. I mean, in season 1, your eyes will be moist for sure, but that level of emotion is not yet delivered in seasons 2 or 3.

And I would like to say that the production value is decent—neither good nor bad.

Conclusion

If you are watching it as a stand-alone show, then yes, you will like it; otherwise, you still can't expect the same as season 1. Season 1 is a gem. I mean, I have watched it almost three times, and the funny thing is, I never got bored because I relate.

Yeh Meri Family is a quite neat and clean family-friendly show that you can watch for free on Amazon miniTV.

So this was my review of season 3 of Amazon MiniTV or TVF's new show, Yeh Meri Family. I hope you like it. Don't forget to give me a thumbs up and click on the subscribe button.

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